What the New Defence Minister Said About Drone Attacks. "I Had Ministers Before They Had to Deal with It.
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Defence Minister Stefan Radu Oprea did not offer clear answers on Friday about Romania's preparations for the increasing threat of drones hitting ships in the Black Sea. "We had ministers before that had to deal with this," he said. "There are many things to change in many areas, from the military career, to life, that today, when we talk about volunteers, we have to come up with an accelerated pace of government decisions and enforcement rules,…
Defence Minister Stefan-Radu Oprea said he started working on amending defence legislation, asked about the rules limiting military intervention against drones near the border with Ukraine. He said he would discuss with the Ministry's specialists and present clear deadlines for the measures envisaged.
Defence Minister Stefan Radu Oprea avoided providing a concrete deadline for amending the legislation and clarifying defence measures against drones that threaten ships in the Black Sea. The official said he began to analyse the legislative changes since the second day of the mandate and invoked the Romanian Army's training programmes. [...]
National Defence Minister Radu Oprea urged the students of the Military Technical Academy "Ferdinando I., who have sworn in the military, to be creative and to contribute to the development of defence technologies in Romania, letting them challenge to build "the Romanian drone.
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